Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-12-08
THE LADIES, COMMITTEES.
Those who Are to Have Charge of the
Booths in the Arm0ry at the Admiral
Enoka

Those who Are to Have Charge of the
Booths in tho ArmOry at the Admiral
Foote Post Fair.
The grand fair to be given by Admiral
Foote post, G. A. R., commences on We'd
nesday evening of next week. The Union
armory on Meadow street will be filed with
booths where things of all kinds will be dis
posed of. Among the booths are twelve to
represent different months. At meeting
held at the New Haven House yesterday af-
ternoon the ladies' committees were made up
as follows
/ Ladies' advisory comnittee-Mrs H. 3: Bigelow
Mrs. s. A. York, Mrs Francis Bacon, Mrs Lynde
Harrison, Mrs George H. Ford, Mrs. Harry P.
January booth-To be in charge of ladies from
post. Names to be announced hereafter.
February booth-To be in charge Of Mrs. H. E.
Mrs. Albert Holt. Mrs william Il Moseey mis- Mrs.
9. s. Wright, Mrs. sturgis, Mrs Hayes. Mrs. \. E.
Joslyn, Miss Nellie Cady. Miss Uford, Mrs John
Booth, Mrs. Henry Killam, Mrs. Wilbur Smith.
Ford Mrs Frank L. Bigelow. Mrs. Joseph Porter,
Mrs: William H, Thompson, Mrs. M: F. Tyler, Mrs.
ley, MRS j. + Fitch -',--
April booth-Mrs. G. Berry Poets, Mrs N g. os-
born, Mrs. Nellie B. CHAPMAN, Mrs. Ellen Cutler,
Mrs. DR.: Lambert, Mrs. F. B. Farnsworth, Mrs. ohm
Romanta Wells, Mrs. s. L. salisbury, Mrs c. E.
Woodcock, Mrs. n 81. Bunnell, Mrs. Geo. Wykes,
May booth-Mrs. Il. II. Benedict, Mrs, I. M. Eos.
ter, Mrs BENJAMIN Jspson, Mrs G. ]. Buckbee, Miss
June Pooth-Mrs; Samuel A. York, Mrs; c. H.
more Miss Carrie Lindsey Miss Effie Sperry, Mrs.
w. S.: Chatfleld, Mrs. Isaac Bishop, Mrs Edwin
Potter - . -- '-7' ''-7 0''' ''' oA''ieS
July booth-Mrs. Louisa C. Goodrich, Mrs. A D.
Baldwin, Mrs. Francis R. Martin, Miss Hattie
Adams and other members of the Ladies' Relief
corps.
August booth-Mrg. J. J. Kennedy. Mrs william
G. Robinson, Mrs. F. E. Craig, Mrs. Edward Malley
Mrs Dr. Cremin, Mrs. Major Maher, Mrs. Joseph
Higgins Miss Adams.
Walker, Mrs; J. S. Fowler. Mrs. s: R. Smith, Mrs
F. A. Belts Mrs; Louis Upham, Miss Upham, Mrs.
October bosth-Mrs. Francis Bacon, Mrs New
man lSmyth, Mrs. Arthur D. Osborn, Mrs Charles
g. Nersick, Mrs. A. D. Vanname, Miss Rebecca
Noyembsr booth-Mrs. Julius Hildreth, Mrs.
Caldwell, Mrs. G. W. Lewis, Mrs Iii MIX. "'' T. r.
es Mrs e Soee r.. T. Camp Mrs UmbsE
Smith, Mrs g. S. Grigg.
hart, Miss Sarah Oppenhehner.
-Four voting , 69othS in the pagoda9Mrs W s.
and Gen. Won Steinwehr post.
Camp Foote in center Of the pagoda-Mrs j. N
Coz Mrs william E. Morgan and assistants.
n E. McMasters, Mrs Maud L. Smith and Miss May
Mrs. Samuel A. York is chairman of the advisory
committee.
The New Haven Banjo club will give an
entertainment one night of the fair, probably
on Thursday evening next The Arion
society will also render of one their enjoyable
concerts by chorus of sixty. 1t will I'M
doubtedly be given on the following Friday
evening.
The following was presented by Mrs. E. @,
Camp and unanimously adopted at the meet
ing at New Haven House parlors yesterday
afternoon.
The lady patronesses of the Grand Army
charity fair have learned that Admiral Foot.
post, under whose auspices it is to be held.
proposes to provide carriages to take them
home each evening. As this will lessen the
net receipts for the relief fund at least i've
hundred dollars, therefore be it
Resolved, That, we do most earnestly protest
against the carrying out of such plan.
Resolved, That we extend to the gentlemen of the
post eur thanks for the gallantry and thoughtflI-
consent thus to burden the charity which we have